Trump Rejects International AI Regulation at UN General Assembly, Citing 'Super Intelligence'
During the UN General Assembly, former U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the topic of artificial intelligence, rejecting calls for international regulation. He characterized AI as a new 'super intelligence' and advocated for its growth, drawing parallels to his previous stance on climate change. This position contrasted with other world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, who urged a 'third way' approach, and UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who called for safeguards. Trump's remarks highlighted a division among nations regarding the future governance of AI, with some leaders emphasizing the need for international oversight to mitigate risks like 'killer robots,' while others, like Trump, prioritized innovation and economic advantage. The discussions at the UNGA underscored the complex and varied global perspectives on managing the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.
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- Donald Trump spoke at the UN General Assembly
- He addressed the topic of Artificial Intelligence
- He rejected international regulation on AI
- He referred to AI as 'super intelligence'
- Other leaders expressed different views on AI regulation or safeguards
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